Introduction to Programming - Basics

[@oscarmvl]

Thanks for this video. This is the only one I've found that actually provides an introduction to programming, all the other videos make assumptions about people understanding the concept of programming and dive right into code. This video should show up first when you search for introduction to programming.

[@ranvirghosh196]

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[@cherten1]

This was great. Thank you. All my life I wanted to do computer work and programming but when I was in school girls were not encouraged to go into Math, physics, etc. Even though I did go to nursing school and was a critical care nurse for 35 yrs and worked in transplant and every branch and neurosurgery. I longed for computers but didn't have the math background to even attempt it. Now, at my age, it terrifies me and boggles my mind but I still keep hoping I will find that basic program that will let me step in the door.

[@Zara_Luna]

Cherie Erten . How is your journey? I went to nursing school as well and now learning to transition to computers.

[@brookemenendez9179]

Finally, an example with actually programming from the very beginning! Thank you so much this.

[@davidfmorris507]

After days of searching and finding hundreds of videos that say "programming for beginners" without explaining the fundamentals .....this is truly a breath of fresh air. well done ..... signed absolute beginner.

[@TDChannel11]

You are most welcome. I'm glad you found this video valuable. Cheers!

[@samikshamaurya7051]

Hey watch this surely for beginners...easiest explanation kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4ampKF3rrKMqpY

[@Shoobedooby]

This is amazing. Truly better than the intro course I attended in college out of curiosity, everything was smooth and well explained. I tip my hat to you.

[@mohammedjameel2741]

Einstein says "if you can't explain it simply you don't understand it well enough". You are great, and you understand what you are doing my friend.

[@fxjeane]

Thanks so much Mohammed. It means a lot.

[@sweetthings11]

Hello there, you cannot imagine how grateful I am for these videos. of yours! It has always been hard for me to understand how programming works, I couldn't understand this in university nor from any other educational videos, and I felt like I got an enlightening while watching your video.I understand how it works now, wohooow, I feel a bit cleverer :D I also have a litl bit experience with Maya. I subscribed to your channel, I love the work you are doing, thank you so much! Greetings from Bulgaria :-)

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[@davetriplett8109]

Hows the programming going??))

[@ezlearning1643]

I was about to comment like this and read your comment!!!

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[@billprovince8759]

A couple points of healthy critique here: First, your basic data types should have included the Boolean type from the beginning. This would have made the introduction of the comparison operation more clear. Second, in your summary, you perform two operations that are potentially confusing: you introduce the '+=' operator and you introduce the idea that you can do an operation like 'foo = foo + bar'. These two ideas should have been introduced earlier in the video. Partly, this should be done to make it clear that the '=' operator is *not* an equality operation, but an assignment operation.

[@jb121993]

Excellent means of instruction! You've won my subscription bcuz I, like so many others, am a beginner and get agitated with folks trying to teach this stuff w/out taking into account the fact that folks like myself have thick skulls!

[@shermantearr9915]

Rudy. thank you. I am an engineer myself and do want to do more with what I do with electronics etc. I am so busy most time with my work that I start and always have to stop because of time etc. I understood everything that you said and explained like I just read the book. You are the first that I have came across that really started at the real basic of what I wanted to know. Thank you again.

[@deepbeep1603]

You actually explained what everything meaned. Most beginner programming videos are not for total beginners because they expect you to have knowledge of the terms already. Which is really annoying. Thank you for this.

[@TDChannel11]

Its my pleasure, Sam

[@DjaabirR]

This is by far the most useful video on programming on youtube. Big thank you. Please do continue the series.

[@Me_ThatsWho]

among the top 2 vids i've seen on this subject

[@TDChannel11]

Thanks so much.

[@sexyflanders123]

This was exactly what I'm looking for thank you so much excited to watch the rest of the series!!

[@TDChannel11]

Im glad you liked it. I hope you found the series useful

[@bongz8041]

THE BEST video ever in Introduction to Programming!!

[@fxjeane]

Thanks so much

[@fxjeane]

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[@archanaravi2693]

So simple and clear. Loved the tutorial!!

[@marshallalexander5214]

really nice job on explaining the basic this was the first video that I watched on programing and i'm glad that it was one that was super easy to understand and pick up.

[@berniv7375]

Thank you for explaining the basics of computer programming in a very clear way.

[@TDChannel11]

You are most welcome Bernard

[@phixphixation7261]

Instead of the term "constants" he should have used the term "literals". Constants are variables that do not changed after they have been defined for the first time. The variable with a name of PI is an example of a variable with a value that will never change. In mathematics pi never changes, but its easier to use the constant with a name of PI instead of having to type the value of pi over and over again. A naming convention of constants is you should always write them in all uppercase.

[@wiseman8958]

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[@yitbarekdave2115]

Now I got the concept of programming... thank you make more

[@heatherpeterson4546]

Thank you for such a clear explanation. My eleven year old said: "Finally! Someone I can understand! He says he learned a lot from you and is looking forward to learning more.

[@samikshamaurya7051]

Hey try watching this it would surely help u

[@arslanrasit]

This is by far the BEST explanation video on this subject that I've ever seen. BTW, why there was an error at 10:58? Last one was indeed the number 4 in array. Hi(0), 3(1), 3(2), 45(3) , bob(4) What's the deal?

[@hernandezdcarlos]

Thank you. Great video. Simple and efficient.

[@aero1850]

got sent here from school as a reference video for my intro to prog class - got a kick out of the "FOO- BAR" anyone with me ? =) Thanks for the Video!

[@SiraGem]

I loved this video, it really covers the most basics. I know absolutely nothing about programming apart from having written some dumb HTML in 7th grade, lol. Even though all these concepts were new to me, I could understand everything without much problem.

[@samikshamaurya7051]

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[@ralphlouis2705]

Things become fun having a good teacher

[@Jbdoster]

Yours is by FAR my favorite. Thank you so much.

[@YourMomsSideDude]

2019 and your video is still helping people like me. Thanks

[@TDChannel11]

Thats great to hear JP. Im glad you found it useful.

[@furko1103]

*It is already 2020 :P

[@solopwrit]

i know absolutely nothing about programming and always see those terms and concepts and never understood but this video makes me wanna learn lol..very clear

[@samikshamaurya7051]

Hey watch this absolutely for beginners..... kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4ampKF3rrKMqpY

[@gingr4002]

Thank you SO much! This is the best Introduction that I'm looking for.

[@Adrian-bz2lp]

This foo really said, "If I do a variable called, uh, foo" he knew what he was doing lmao

[@jchangesqlawcenter]

Excellent overview. Thank you!

[@TDChannel11]

My pleasure

[@abhishekdiwan1001]

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[@CFJC7]

Great video for those starting out. Well explained, thanks.

[@obinnanjoku2719]

This class was very helpful for as a beginner and really would love to get the next video please thanks

[@cynthialazo6061]

Thank you so much for explaining so well!! Really is helping a lot!

[@thalescamargo1044]

Excellent piece of technical information. Thank you so much for your valuable work.

[@rationalpi6755]

We need more videos from you!

[@TDChannel11]

Hi Marc, I'm looking to make more in the future. Any particular topic you are interested in?

[@rationalpi6755]

TDChannel an introductory video about computer algorithms would be great!!!,

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[@orvilleraposo7760]

Nice clarity. Thank you. Keep it up.

[@Joseph-cn3vr]

Thanks a lot for your effort and time. The video was short and clear.

[@andressuarez3079]

Great video. Thanks for it. Much appreciated.

[@TDChannel11]

Thanks for watching

[@ahmeymahrez5392]

Wooow this is the best intro i have found so far thankz bos you earn my subscriptuon as a credit

[@TDChannel11]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it.

[@mehzadtoofan7416]

it was great intro... I recall FORTRAN from 30 years ago.

[@Jonathan-zx6nr]

this is awesome! Good stuff for beginners

[@MrDmadness]

Learning programming right ow, thank you for an understandable explanation. :)

[@ceciliajoadah6116]

Can Someone kindly help me on these: * write an elementary BASIC program for each of the following situation: (a) calculate the radius of a circle whose area is known (b) calculate the product of five given numbers (c) calculate the circumference of circle whose radius is known (d) calculate the hypotenuse of a right triangle whose base and height are given * Develop an outline then write a complete BASIC programme in such a manner that if sequentially be sure that all output data is clearly labelled: (a) calculate the volume and area of a sphere using the expression:- v=4TTr3/3, A=4TTr2 where r is the radius of the sphere (b) the pressure, volume and temperature of a mass of air are related by the expression pv= 0.37m, (T + 460) p= pressure, pounds per square inch v= volume, cubic feet m= mass of air, pound T= temperature, if an automobile tire containing 2 cubic feet of air is inflated to 28 pound per square inch, at what room temperature, how much air is in the tire. I will be most grateful if i am help out with the above questions. God bless you. You can send the answer to my e-mail: [e-mail]

[@tenufamuhammed1498]

I like your training videos.

[@ElocEllehcor]

Awsome !Wonderfull!Helpfull Video! Thanks

[@pinholeopinho]

Nice voice tone em flow, really good for beginners like me.

[@fxjeane]

Thanks everyone for the awesome feedback and encouragement. Im planing new videos and I hope to have them ready soon. Cheers!

[@RKMalo13]

Great video!

[@jackzbazuka]

really liked your video GREAT VIDEO !! Keep up

[@humanisttamilindian5140]

best video!!, this made programming look so easy to me

[@forrmol]

Finally some how takes it from 0. THK

[@decidemoyo1276]

thanks for the vedio,,,,,,,i personaly found it very helpful

[@CIUproduction]

your videos are Brilliant

[@4tf.a]

Thanks for the video. Very good!

[@thegoldisintheland4278]

delivery of real-time

[@daowei4211]

Awesome. You are using python, can these codes be used on just the command line. Also, I want to be a front-end developer, along with html, css, javascript, I was told it was good to learn node.js. Should I also learn python?

[@Bepstar]

Hi I am interested to know I you become a front-end developer?

[@NBAGOAT-gg2pk]

Amazing video mate!

[@TDChannel11]

Much obliged

[@MohammedAli-mc1dm]

Thank you!!!

[@arup251]

very very helpful thanks...

[@josuekamoko9989]

Thank you buddy I'm great full really thank you bro

[@ayofemi2578]

God bless for making this video. i love you, thanks

[@fxjeane]

It is my pleasure. Thinking about making more soon. Any topics you are interested in?

[@WhatTheFk09]

I am computer deficient (grew up on the typewriter) but I'm looking for a career change. How can a computer deficient learn this? Everything I've heard on here is Greek, but I'm willing to learn! 7/7/18 @ 9:36P.

[@aerialashlex5478]

I would first make a decision on which career path you are planning to take. Software development has many fields and time being limited, I would make sure to focus on your target career. There are tons of "boot-camps" that will get you code-ready in 3 or 4 months.

[@TheRAD126]

Thankyou, this helped me.

[@andrecog]

Oh thank you!

[@shekool18]

Wow this is so helpful.

[@mavewade2087]

Hi, I really thank you so much for this video.

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[@Me_ThatsWho]

not the accent i was expecting...so happy

[@ranvirghosh196]

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[@mikarose6916]

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[@aymanabdulrahman4751]

was very helpful thanks

[@leotorres1709]

Great video. Thx

[@SniKenna]

thank you!

[@chukwunta]

nice .very nice.

[@eddiexyx2]

Thanks great video

[@EfrainMcshell]

thanks this is my very first computer class in my life since i was a kid and the computers used to be trice as big as the refrigerator with punches cards. thanks for your class. and how do you do power numbers with this?, i did few integers negatives, and i wanted to do some combinations of negative, positive -,- +, ^ but i couldn't

[@Josesanchez-pw7gb]

Why did I think coding would be this crazy impossible thing

[@thewrightbro1]

What is the next video on your channel should I watch

[@luiscruz5007]

Word! You're the bomb bruh!

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa4956]

after I finish 7th grade I want to learn programing

[@jordanbaron4341]

First you need to learn how to spell.

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa4956]

Sorry for the bad spelling, but I am not in english language country, actually I am one of the best english speakers in my class. I think I become too modest.

[@TheTiagoFire]

Mavis Vermillion Because everyone is already born knowing a language, specially those from other countries, right? smh

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Wow you guys are being assholes to a kid gj

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[@JamesMoscovar]

That is great!

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I like the video very insightful but the logo of your Chanel belongs to the company I work for, "TD bank". A Financial institution headquartered in Toronto, Canada

[@unahp.3751]

Thanks!

[@spacemonkeydoom6116]

Even rocket science is possible to learn so dont worry about it

[@sitenpatel607]

What is name of python compiler you are using? Can you demonstrate same examples with c or c++? Thanks

[@TDChannel11]

Hello Siten. Python does not require a compilation step. The runtime executor compiles the code you as needed. Cheers!

[@mrgreen573]

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Thanks man

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[@jiejien7]

Hello i hope to do some video art and I want to create my own visual story using the basic model of a GPS map , navigator , and put it in a Video. Do you think programming will help me create my own " GPS Navigator " ? I have zero experience with Programming or coding, but I would like to know if learning it will help me create my own art project with the GPS. Thank you for your suggestion.

[@TDChannel11]

Heya, im not sure I understand what you are trying to accomplish. Sorry, could you ask again?

[@oiyllucky5002]

how to get to that programming screen

[@moredeposits6800]

Why did foo(5) / bar(10) = 0? Shouldnt it be 0.5? Are variables defaulted as integers in python? Thats the only answer i can think of. Im a total noob 😔

[@fxjeane]

If the two numbers being used in the mathematical operation are integers, then the result will also be an integer. At this point the standard float to integer conversion rules apply. To get the proper division you would have to do 5.0/10 or 5/10.0 or 5.0/10.0 - Cheers!

[@user-dq5xg2zk8j]

@@fxjeane yes it rounded to the nearest number without the decimal (nearest number being 0) converting it to floating point integer

[@ngongchaivo1452]

Please, Im a complete novice to programmimg

[@veronikavaravina1919]

Can a char be an integer? Or how to define this one from another

[@user-dq5xg2zk8j]

A char can be an integer but you cant do math with the integer unless you change it to data type integer